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... nt- o1 Its evil-? Then let them know to stopth jdgoaaels are just, to cut them off, as cuuieresoitie roud.-if sall should speak as thou lieu heard of one, then out Of theirI own toths will I eiidmn~h~ n al:-for they sblsl findththoar in perfectobedce ...

... sinre yen, have introducei the A8IER18AN S.QOTH- IN.G SYRUP, H vsns eiperienced the good efect with two of my children, csin speak with confidence -tiae fist was very ill,'and tiad Ets waiih cutting his back teeth; ye no sooner rebbed tbe child's gu m1, ...

... of the heart, 3 lowness ofaspirits, sind dreardful head-ache, cihich re- ' dluced ber so mu'h that' she -beram'e unable to speak 1or walk :for severaJlvweeks, and would frequently faint, and remaissin that sape for a considerable. time; 1-. tolether with ...

... violent beating of the heart, lowrnes of spirits, and dreadful head-ache, which re- duced her so much, that she became unable to speak or walk tor several weeks, and would frequently faint, and remain in that state for a considerable ime ; to. eelhersiih a swellicg ...

... preorsely as The Re?v. Jmirplh Hapiml-ie If A..Ione ofr'eSev. S. laites of 'lePtreist Seicrtlty, 5 czpecs~ ta att~end'od. Iji Speak eas Ione O-,agiotr. ..As the rt ce fierd open for lbese Mt nfg tiso ea rn- It] mad ous ,oins~if t l ?? lrhu ateionio B ldfirsd ...

... healrbtt, Dwrweon, and Hardy. Low.Moor Iron-Works, Nov. 17th, 1814. ; PARDON ASKED, I WHEREAS We, Edward Milner, William I Speak, Robert Milner, Daniel Beoadiley, Edward Btotoomley, Will-ai Harrison, Robert Wsld, and Robert Bottomlev, all of Ke ghley, ...

... Enpence lie ha5 already incinred for the Improving anti ileautify- ing the Lecds Thealtre, hotwishles his I'uture EAeetilOnS to speak for his deservilig; and rests his Hopcst of Su.- ceos on the fair Appreciiition of his unremitting I-ndca- vanre to merit the ...

... ('ase of.s~ Cllre, I-I to na.' fti 'o1-itiOoC tnetit tiP, Smiall (;oEimiiiart'i sl. ihe !i:;S ?? nin'h Ablroadt, tied van speak Icsbdt Aiddteas, (1`19t-paid) A. B. at the ree Prntniug- TO il !leeFod e.I `~Tj+TANTrID -a Pet-eon who fass a to~~pi V ?? thle ...

... Cluildren. *r to take thile Manage- me:t L ol' a sn. all G endeii an's Iaminly. She hals travelled ?? m Abrou;i;, ond caon speak ?? flueLIt1V. | Add(ss, (Poat-laid) A. It. atthe l Merc;ry Printing- (tiflje. b~h ?? Si 'ItUATIlON, as 'VAI'l'ltR, tt art d ...

... writes a fair and expeditious Iland, hasbeenacqustomed tol nvoicill.,, and setsPat- te ns quick and in neat Style, wcitcs and speaks the German LainglagCe ; he is acquainted with mnost of the uommercial Tovwns ons the Continent, and would lave no Objection ...

... plan, as will gradil- ;It ;oniprlhed tohe whole. | ;'th rc npect to the Iitmits of such an undertaking it is iinposiibci to speak with precrision: all rmte-.Tcetc1 ?? of minatnials in one Part, and Ont equally imtmfeor m a-rc iriuiv in a Fet onml, Onay ...